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Chasing Stars

Helen Douglas

Publisher: Bloomsbury Childrens

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Summary

The boy Eden loves just saved her life. Now she must save his. 
 
To do so she must make a huge sacrifice. Eden can never see her friends or family again, as she travels a hundred years into the future. But the dangerous risk Ryan took to rescue Eden has been uncovered, and now Ryan faces exile . . . which will leave Eden separated from him – the one person she can't live without – and stuck in the future. She must fight to save both of them. 
 
The mesmerising sequel to the author's wonderful debut, After Eden.
Available since: 06/05/2015.
Print length: 352 pages.

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